Question

- V from om active voice to 92. Change these sentences passive voice:
A forest five destwayed A the whole suburb. ​

Answer 1

Transformation of Sentences

Active and Passive voice

Active and Passive voice: Words come together to form a sentence and these sentences can be formed in more than one way. The way these sentences are made make a lot of difference in writing and we are going to learn all about that in this chapter. One thing to note here is that no matter what the structure of the sentence is, the meaning of the sentence does not change. That’s actually a very important point to remember throughout this chapter. Keep it in mind. Let’s dive straight into the realm of Active and Passive voice.Active and Passive Voice:

You know that every subject has a subject, a verb, and an object. A subject is an agent who performs the verb on the object. Let’s understand this with the help of an example:

I swim in the ocean. – I is the subject, swim is the verb, and ocean is the object.

My mom plays violin. – My mom is the subject, plays is the verb, and violin is the objectActive voice: When a subject is directly acting on the object, the sentence is written in Active voice.

Passive voice: When the object is acted upon by the subject, the sentence is written in Passive voice.In both the above sentences, the meaning remains the same and only the structure is what that changes. Usually, the structure or sequence of the subject, verb, and object expressed in the active voice sentence gets reversed in the passive voice of the same sentence. To understand the difference, just focus on how the subject and object change the structure of the sentences in the table below:Active Voice Passive Voice

I ate the strawberry pie The strawberry pie was eaten by me

I bought a Honda car A Honda car was bought by me

The sun rises from the east East is where the sun rises from

Reema can do skydiving Skydiving can be done by Reema